Another reason NOT to use the "Water Thief"
This was posted at the USFS Windy Hill CG at Roosevelt Lake but I have seen similar postings at a number of USFS CG's through the southwest. If a CG only has a few spigots scattered around, often wit...
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One acre ft equals about 325,851 gallons. So at close to $2000 per acre ft, farmers are getting around 1.3 gallons per penny ... way cheaper than I had to pay for it this past summer to do some cooking, some shower taking, and some clothes washing at our residence.
CA farmers are getting a deal on whatever water they can get.
By the way #1, I also paid my price for water to fill my RV tank before leaving home on a trip this past summer.
By the way #2, if I could pay for convenient water from a faucet at a campground to refill our RV tanks I'd pay for it what I pay for it at home. But ... I sure can't get those rubber water thiefs to work without some kind of hose clamps on them. Who invented the selling of water thiefs without hose clamps, anyway??
CA farmers are getting a deal on whatever water they can get.
By the way #1, I also paid my price for water to fill my RV tank before leaving home on a trip this past summer.
By the way #2, if I could pay for convenient water from a faucet at a campground to refill our RV tanks I'd pay for it what I pay for it at home. But ... I sure can't get those rubber water thiefs to work without some kind of hose clamps on them. Who invented the selling of water thiefs without hose clamps, anyway??
